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John Carr

Birth30 Jul 1805 - Gateshead, Durham, England
DeathJanuary - March 1892 - South Shields, Durham, England
MotherMargaret Thompson
FatherTimothy Harrison Carr

Born in Gateshead, Durham, England on 30 Jul 1805 to Timothy Harrison Carr and Margaret Thompson. John Carr married Elizabeth Kirton and had 12 children. He passed away on January - March 1892 in South Shields, Durham, England.

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Parents
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Timothy Harrison Carr
1773 - 1840
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Margaret Thompson
1774 - 1846
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Kirton
1815 - 1854
Children Show all
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Henry Carr
1847 - 1911
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Margaret Carr
1839 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Carr
1837 - Unknown
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John Kirton Carr
1854 - 1913
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Timothy Harrison Carr
1846 - 1904
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Mary Carr
1841 - Unknown
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Ellen Carr
1841 - Unknown
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Nicholas Carr
1851 - 1937
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William Carr
1847 - Unknown
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Eleanor Carr
1838 - Unknown
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Ann (Annie) Carr
1845 - 1938
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William Carr
1829 - Unknown

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